Dental crowns:
before and after
Dental crowns, also called teeth caps, can transform your smile into one you will want to show off with confidence.
Teeth crowning can renew your smile
A dental crown can improve how your tooth looks and functions. Unlike a veneer, which covers only the front of your tooth, a dental crown protects your entire tooth. If one of your teeth has a large filling, is cracked or cosmetically compromised, a dental crown may be a good option for you.
Dental crown materials for your needs
The type of dental crown you need is influenced by a variety of factors, including the type of material you want and the dental need it’s addressing. Notice the difference, before and after treatment.
Metal crowns | Ceramic crowns | Porcelain fused to metal crowns |
| Benefits | ||
| The most durable material for crowns | The most natural-looking material | Meld with durability of metal with the subtlety of porcelain |
| Considerations | ||
| Metallic color offsets the natural shade of your teeth | Less durable than metal or porcelain fused to metal crowns | The metal can sometimes become visible along the gumline |
Does insurance cover teeth crowns?
The type of dental crown you need is influenced by a variety of factors, including the type of material you want and the dental need it’s addressing. Notice the difference, before and after treatment.
See the difference before and after teething crown
Because they protect your teeth and can transform your smile, dental crowns can help you start eating and talking with confidence again. Get more out of life after your dental crown treatment by getting the smile you deserve at Aspen Dental.